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    Code simplifier plugin for OpenCode - simplifies and refines code for clarity while preserving functionality

    Package Exports

    • opencode-code-simplifier
    • opencode-code-simplifier/dist/plugin.js

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    opencode-code-simplifier

    Code simplifier plugin for OpenCode. Simplifies and refines code for clarity while preserving functionality.

    Install

    Add to your opencode.json:

    {
      "plugin": ["opencode-code-simplifier"]
    }

    Restart OpenCode. The plugin will auto-create skills/code-simplifier/SKILL.md and rules/code-simplifier.md on first load.

    Usage

    Ask OpenCode to simplify code using the tool:

    Use simplify-code tool on path/to/file.js

    Or just describe what you want:

    Simplify the code in src/utils.js

    Features

    • Reduces nesting and complexity
    • Removes debug artifacts (unconditional console.log, debugger, commented code)
    • Removes obvious comments
    • Preserves conditional logging (if debug, if isDev, etc.)
    • Converts nested ternaries to if/else chains
    • Applies language-specific best practices

    What Gets Removed

    Type Action
    console.log('debug') Removed
    if (debug) console.log(...) Kept
    debugger Removed
    Commented-out code Removed
    Obvious comments Removed
    console.error Kept
    Logger calls with levels Kept

    License

    MIT